Comment Re:I could see it (Score 1) 886
Then you're doing it wrong.
If the process isn't working, well, stick with the process. amiright?
Then you're doing it wrong.
If the process isn't working, well, stick with the process. amiright?
Impressive. Opening up two huge cans of worms in four sentences.
Hm. It looks like your test is meant to find people just like you.
Now I could be wrong, the programming environment may need that sort of thing. But perhaps a logic test might be more appropriate?
I do desktop and software support, let me give you my real world reactions...
Costs per CPU hour have dropped.
We know! We haven't upgraded our computers since 2006, and we're still running everything under Windows XP.
Internet access is incredibly pervasive.
Why can't I connect to the server to fix it? Oh. You firewalled off all internet access.
The "post-PC" era of tablets and smart phones are producing a huge demand for cloud-based storage and services.
Tablets? We won't even get our employees cellphones!
All I see with the cloud is having your software/data on servers no one is willing to be responsible for.
Imagine being stuck on a Jury for 8 months.
Now imagine that you're there that long SOLELY because the defendant was perjuring, lying to you.
I can see why they awarded those charges.
The Sprint plan was more expensive than Verizon. How do you figure they're "El Cheapo"?
I assumed the OP was talking about Cricket.
Ok, first picture her totally naked. Now, half that.
Wow, you're going to have a nervous breakdown when our finance system hits the wall.
We needed about a trillion dollars in cuts, got 3 billion.
3 billion off of the hundreds of billions in NEW spending.
A day will come, pretty soon now, where no one will lend us any more money.
If it makes you feel better, you can blame the Tea Party for that too.
"Perhaps a more positive approach would be an advocacy of climate stabilization."
Yes. All you have to do is get all of humanity to agree upon what the climate should be.
I think we need to improve the planet. We have vast swaths of barely habitable areas that we could turn into green zones.
Experimental procedure is experimental.
Have you considered paying for it in cash? You know, like you'd buy a car or a house or almost anything else in your life?
How bad does it have to get before you're willing to admit he is not a friend of the US?
The number have been trending down, which is heartening. And if you go to the census, you can have them broken down by state.
But without a comprehensive list of sex ed programs by area, I don't think you'd be able to get the information you're looking for.
I'm completely pro-choice. I just find the amounts of abortions to be incredible, and a red flag. That either we're not understanding something important, or we see it and refuse to believe it.
I know what you mean. I didn't believe it at first either.
Here's a list of births by year in the US: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0005067.html
Abortions by year:
http://www.mccl.org/page.aspx?pid=400
Looks like I was a little off. The numbers seem to be a closer to 1 out of 4 than 1 out of 3. Which is better, but still a staggering amount.
I guess I should have kept my research links from the first time I did this.
But they're not rare, they're very common.
Look up the statistics, out of every 3 conceptions, 1 ends in abortion.
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